If the old saying holds true, and April showers bring May flowers – then the whole country should be in bloom by noon!
Ya know, I have heard that saying and USED that saying for as long as I can remember and as I was just about to say it on the air the other day I thought to myself, “how in the world did that saying get started?” So like everyone else in the computerize free world…I googled it.
Interesting, I found that the saying is a very old English proverb meaning good things come tomorrow from unpleasant circumstances today.
Shoot.
Ya know, I have heard that saying and USED that saying for as long as I can remember and as I was just about to say it on the air the other day I thought to myself, “how in the world did that saying get started?” So like everyone else in the computerize free world…I googled it.
Interesting, I found that the saying is a very old English proverb meaning good things come tomorrow from unpleasant circumstances today.
Shoot.
I thought it had to originate from some monumental meteorological event causing an incredible botanical happening. 
Nevertheless, enjoy the sunshine in the twin cities while you can, the flower growing enhancer is back this weekend. Have a great day.
Nevertheless, enjoy the sunshine in the twin cities while you can, the flower growing enhancer is back this weekend. Have a great day.
Laura Huckabee / Meteorologist